CorseduSud

CorseduSud is a fictional administrative region created for world-building and storytelling. It is depicted as a coastal region on the southern part of the island of Corsia in the Corsian Archipelago, within the framework of the sovereign entity of Valoria. The regional capital is Portovine, and the region is subdivided into several municipalities and communes.

Geography and climate describe CorseduSud as a mix of low coastal plains and rolling hinterland hills. The coastline features coves, inlets, and a major natural harbor that supports fishing and shipping. The climate is temperate maritime, with mild winters, warm summers, and relatively high rainfall throughout the year, fostering lush vegetation in the inland valleys.

History and government outline a fictional development where CorseduSud formed as a province of Valoria in 1845 and gained autonomous regional status in 1987. It operates under a unicameral regional assembly and a governor, with devolved powers over transportation, education, tourism, and certain economic policies, while defense and foreign affairs remain centralized at the national level.

Demographics and economy describe a diverse population with a Corsian majority and minority communities. The economy relies on tourism, commercial fishing, shipbuilding, and light manufacturing, supplemented by agriculture in inland areas. Cultural life blends maritime heritage with regional traditions, including festivals, music, and markets. Official languages are Corsian and Valorian, with English commonly used in business and tourism.

Infrastructure includes Portovine International Airport and a major seaport, along with a network of roads linking coastal towns to inland settlements. CorseduSud also hosts higher education institutions such as CorseduSud University and various vocational schools.